Ninglashaini Bhagwati temple निङलाशैनी भगवती मन्दिर

 Ningalasheni Bhagwati Temple is located in a place called Dehimadu in Baitadi District. This temple has existed in this place since time immemorial. People worship with reverence and devotion. The temple holds fairs every year. Although two or three fairs are held in a year, the special fair is held in the month of September every year. There are thousands of people on the day of this fair.

Some people have come to fulfill their vows, but to see other fairs, the day of the fair is very crowded in the temple. There is no place for people to come and go. The fair lasts for two days and people have a lot of faith in it but it is a big procession which is very famous in Baitadi district.


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